Governor Matt Bevin appointed John Baines and Charlie Coleman to the Gateway Community & Technical College board of directors.
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Northern Kentucky's River Cities of Covington, Newport, Bellevue, Dayton, and Ludlow are not taking the same action this year on property taxes this year.
Robert M. "Bob" Hoffer was appointed to the Kenton County Airport Board by Kenton County Judge/Executive Kris Knochelmann.
A special, temporary agreement that allowed free parking on evenings and weekends at the RiverHaus construction site in MainStrasse Village lasted eight months longer than expected, but that free p
The Boone County Animal Shelter was among the recipients of the 2019 Animal Welfare Giving Circle from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, which awarded $92,500 to organizations across Greater Cinci
An agency in Northern Kentucky was awarded $180,000 from a federal grant distributed through the state.
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For the second time in recent days, the Covington Fire Department was called to 809-811 Madison Avenue to battle flames.
The Covington city commission saw a presentation this week about ideas related to a new City Hall.
The City of Taylor mill received $30,000 in emergency municipal road aid funds, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Tuesday.
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The Erlanger city council approved a reduction in tax rates related to real estate and personal property.
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Plans for Smoothie King to open a location in Ft. Wright appear to be headed for a return to Planning & Development Services of Kenton County for a review.
The Kenton County government and various agencies within it will close on upcoming dates in order to move from 303 Court Street to 1840 Simon Kenton Way this month.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Friday that lane closures are scheduled for Dixie Highway (US 25) and its intersection with Beechwood Road in Ft.
This story has been updated to include a statement from Turfway Park, the City of Covington, and information from NKY Tri-ED.
A water main break has forced the closure of part of Highland Avenue in Fort Wright.
The Northern Kentucky Water District is working on the issue.
